Furniture Cages
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Furniture Cages
Well the rats gnawed straight through the Super Pet cage in the span of two weeks. Amazon is willing to let me return the cage though!
But now I'm back to square one. I've looked at all the Martin cages and they really are just too expensive. I'm watching Craigslist like a hawk though.
I am wondering about furniture cages though. I've been eying the bookcases on Craigslist as well- does anybody have a bookshelf/cabinet cage? How did you make it? Do you have problems with chewing on the wood?
But now I'm back to square one. I've looked at all the Martin cages and they really are just too expensive. I'm watching Craigslist like a hawk though.
I am wondering about furniture cages though. I've been eying the bookcases on Craigslist as well- does anybody have a bookshelf/cabinet cage? How did you make it? Do you have problems with chewing on the wood?
Re: Furniture Cages
Anything made of wood will get chewed on or eventually be compromised from pee.
There is a weath of products you can use to make a cage at lowes, if you are in a pinch. I know a family that uses chicken wire, cut into squares and fastened for the sides, and a large kitty litter pan for the bottom.
I've used some bird cages with great success, also, a dog carrier can be used in a pinch, plastic for a few days, and metal ones can be covered with mesh to make the openings smaller.
I'm sorry, it sometimes takes ratkeepers years to find a cage they are 100% happy with. Good luck though.
There is a weath of products you can use to make a cage at lowes, if you are in a pinch. I know a family that uses chicken wire, cut into squares and fastened for the sides, and a large kitty litter pan for the bottom.
I've used some bird cages with great success, also, a dog carrier can be used in a pinch, plastic for a few days, and metal ones can be covered with mesh to make the openings smaller.
I'm sorry, it sometimes takes ratkeepers years to find a cage they are 100% happy with. Good luck though.
tinyhartmouseries- Moderator
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Re: Furniture Cages
If he's chewed through a cage pan already, kitty litter pans are not gonna happen. Coroplast and wood would be out, too. Basically, he needs an all-metal cage. Just no two ways about that.
Laigaie- Hopper
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Too bad you are not closer. I think I have some spare cages in the basement but they are too big and akward to ship.
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